Many of you will have seen the 2016 film about Michael Edwards, otherwise known as British ski jumper Eddie “The Eagle”. His personal story is quite well known but is a real testament to the power of determination.
Things may not always be what they seem…
Have you ever been in a situation where you witnessed something and when you discussed with other witnesses later, you don’t agree that they saw what you did? Interesting question. How does this happen?
The power of diversity
Whilst the current focus on diversity is rightly concerned with equality, that isn’t the full picture. There is a huge advantage in diversity in its widest sense and there is plenty of evidence that this is the case.
Does your boss need to take this test?
Ever wondered why people sometimes make the decisions that they do? We have all experienced situations where someone has made a decision and we think that they have ‘lost the plot’.
What has age got to do with it?
With life expectancy increasing and people expected to work for longer, we are increasingly working in an environment where workers in organisations have ages spanning different generations. So how much should we pay attention to the ever widening disparity of expectations between older and younger generations?
Are you better than average?
Are you better at your job than most people? Are you a better driver? Do you have a greater social conscience? What if I said that this is also how the majority of people think about themselves?
Whatever happened to critical thinking?
Have you ever thought about a decision you made that you later regret? Here are a few thoughts…..
No excuses for success
Why complacency is the enemy of success
Complacency is one of those situations we often believe will never happen to us. You may have seen this story on LinkedIn
When might indecision be a good thing?
The UK news headlines at the moment are full of the EU Referendum, where UK voters will decide if they want to remain as part of the EU, or leave.